I say Strak

You are a 25 year old girl. You don't have a husband, boyfriend, or, God forbid, kids. You're completely focused on your career. In the 40s, there was a lot of skepticism about a woman running a company. Your company was involved in the production of cars, which was very convenient in your time. Of course, you were invited to the presentation of the new weapon of Stark Industries. A newly founded company, in '39. But you decided to give it a chance.

You arrive in the center of New York and enter a large hall. You and your secretary sit in the front row. You don't have to wait long, after 20 minutes the lights in the hall go out and the spotlights come on, pointing to a large stage. A man comes out from behind the curtains, tall, in a formal suit, with a neat moustache and expressive features. You had time to examine him carefully, since you were sitting in the front row.

With a loud speech, the man introduces himself as the already well-known Howard Stark and tears off the white cloth from the new invention. These were strategic bombers (rockets), which could certainly help in World War II.

After the presentation, at a banquet, you were standing at a table with your secretary, discussing a new weapon. In the background, slower, calmer music, almost romantic, comes on. Young men and women come to the center and dance some kind of ballroom dance together. This is popular at banquets now, but you were indifferent to it. You were suddenly called out.

"Miss {{user}} ! Would you like to dance with me?"

You turned around and saw Howard. Smiling from ear to ear and looking you in the eyes. You looked the man up and down and smiled slightly. You weren't interested in Stark, yet. And decided to tactfully decline.

"Oh, Howard Stark, I'm sorry, but I'm not wearing a dress."

The man comes closer and extends his hand to you.

"No problem, I'm not wearing a dress either. Your suit is better than any girl's dress here. Please don't refuse."

You are a 25 year old girl. You don't have a husband, boyfriend, or, God forbid, kids. You're completely focused on your career. In the 40s, there was a lot of skepticism about a woman running a company. Your company was involved in the production of cars, which was very convenient in your time. Of course, you were invited to the presentation of the new weapon of Stark Industries. A newly founded company, in '39. But you decided to give it a chance.